Going Back In Time Here

Bobbisox1 | 17:31 Sat 12th Feb 2022 | Music

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Can you remember your Mum or Dads favourite bit of music or song ?
Or what song/ music reminds you of them?
Ken Dodd and Tears always reminds me when she was making the Sunday dinner and mixing the Yorkshires while listening tho Family Favourites on the radio

My Hero Ralph Mctell Wrote This Whilst Living In A Caravan In Cornwall. The Landowner Was Mr Willoughby, Enjoy.

C'mon Folks, This Is Before Arthritis Kicked In,It's Good.

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Togo

My mother also liked Mario Lanza and Carusso. She also played the album "South Pacific" seemingly non stop. Drove us all mad. Dad loved Perry Como, Nat King Cole and all the "cowboy songs" that used to be popular.

Bobbisox1

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Thankfully not Barsel :0))

Mozz71

Dad was a big C+W fan. This was played at his funeral.

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Loved the Man in Black ( JC )

pat2604

My Mum and Dad rock and rolled at the Palais in the 50s. Very 'cool parents'. Dad loved Boney M and my Mum Tom Jones in later years.
My mum loved music of all types. Dad loved Nabuko.

Mozz71

Same here Bobbs. I found as we got older, Dad and I shared our musical loves. He got me into Cash, Jennings, The Kinks and The Stones, I got him into XTC, Madness, Ian Dury and The Clash.

He discovered Blondie on his own, but I don't think it was Debbie's music which really hooked him in ;-)

Mamyalynne

My Grandfather sang this to to my Grandmother, I used to sit rapt in his wonderful voice and his clear love for her.

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Pat we have that common bond with Nabuco, when I was at the RAH in November, the London Philharmonic orchestra played it, it sent shivers down my spine

ynnafymmi

Anyone remember Housewives Choice when it was on the radio(early sixties)?It always seemed to be on in our home.

ynnafymmi

Probably wouldnt be allowed to call it that nowadays.Not"woke"enough.

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Yes I do , I think it was on each weekday morning

Deskdiary

Passing Strangers - Billy Eckstine and Sarah Vaughan.

My mum died when I was 18 and my dad followed a couple of years later, and when I occasionally listen to it now, it’s the main thing that brings back memories of them because they’d dance to it.

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For you DeskD